Pride v. Harris

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• judgment that has been vacated does not have res judicata effect because it is not final judgment
• the fact that a judge has come to negative conclusions about a defendant's character, based on prior experience in court, does not necessarily indicate that the judge is biased
• vacated judgment cannot have res judicata effect because it is not a final judgment
• incorporating the language of former Canon 3C(1)(a)
• incorporating the language of former Canon 3C(1)(a)

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